If the studio hired a good screenwriter, and asked that person to write five or six witty scenes, and the scenes were well acted, and then the studio hired the worst screenwriter ever to finish the plot ... the studio would end up with this movie.
And the tennis is awful, the players don't move or hit like professionals at all. When the opponent gets beat, falls and rolls into the net ... its like being at the circus.
Some of the atmospherics around the tennis are realistic. And the male tennis announcer is like the guy from Best in Show, except that otherwise this movie is not trying for Best in Show humor.
And the "special effects" were done by someone with a TRS-80 and about a half hour of budget, and bear no resemblance to anything.
I'll give the actors credit though, they were not the problem. But they were also not the solution.
And the tennis is awful, the players don't move or hit like professionals at all. When the opponent gets beat, falls and rolls into the net ... its like being at the circus.
Some of the atmospherics around the tennis are realistic. And the male tennis announcer is like the guy from Best in Show, except that otherwise this movie is not trying for Best in Show humor.
And the "special effects" were done by someone with a TRS-80 and about a half hour of budget, and bear no resemblance to anything.
I'll give the actors credit though, they were not the problem. But they were also not the solution.